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lords of finance is a good book and it tells the stories of all the lords of finance in the first andbeen a while. second world war. it tells the story of wymar republic. he horribly mismanaged the war. but he decided to go with the new government plan, print money to pay back the allies. here was the problem. the problem was they lost the war. then all the allies, france and england and america as well, they punished germany. they were going to make them pay for the mistakes and teach them and the rest of the world on a lesson. embarking on the league of nation, precursor to the league of nations. germany couldn't pay for it. they decided to print money. exactly what we're doing now. the president of the bank said it would lead to massive inflation. why did he do it? he knew it would lead to the trap. you will never get out of the forest. ever! why did he do it? well, no one knows for sure but there are three possible answers. one, he wanted to teach the new incoming government a lesson. two, complete and total economic ignorance. he had no idea what was going on. or the third answer

didn't it rain children ♪ rain, oh my lord ♪ didn't it rain didn't it rain all over my lord ♪ ♪ oh, didn't it rain ♪ >> ooh! tom jones. singing gospel. sounds so goodel capital of the world? >> when i was listening to it on the radio, when i was growing up in wales we had the bbc radio, and basically, a bunch of things. a lot of different things. and any time a blues song or gospel song would come on, as a child, you know it would perk me up. and then i realized that a lot of the gospel songs that turned into gospel songs were really hymns. british hymns. so i was singing those hymns in the presbyterian chapel on a sunday. so i got into -- you know i loved spiritual music, and finally i've got a chance to record it. >> and i read that you used to sing gospel music with elvis when you two were on tour in vegas subpoena that true? >> yes. >> what songs did you sing and was he surprised were you a gospel man? >> he was surprised i knew so many songs. i was at caesar's pal igs and ellis and he would bring his musicians upstairs and we would sing gospel songs. elvis loved gauss pelle music more than anything else. soap i used to join in on some. the one